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Hello. I live in Russia. I have such a problem. When I switch on/off my phone, it send a message to 4477862****. I leave my money because it's an international message. How can I turn off this opption?
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iPhone 6, iOS 12
To clarify, if you use iMessage and faceTime your phone will send texts to Apple’s servers in the UK any time the phone gets turned off or on, and also regularly during normal operation to reconfirm that these services are still on. You have 2 options: Switch to a supported carrier that doesn’t charge for these messages (or even show them) or permanently disable iMessage and FaceTime. Unless you want to pay for daily international text messages to Apple’s server in the UK you should log out of FaceTime and iMessage. Note that turning them off is not sufficient; you must actually log out.
FaceTime: Go to Settings/FaceTime, turn it on if it is off, tap on your Apple ID and tap Sign Out
iMessage: Go to Settings/Messages, turn it on if it is off, tap on Send & Receive, then your Apple ID, and tap Sign Out
Two more international texts will be sent after you do this, but they should then stop.
To clarify, if you use iMessage and faceTime your phone will send texts to Apple’s servers in the UK any time the phone gets turned off or on, and also regularly during normal operation to reconfirm that these services are still on. You have 2 options: Switch to a supported carrier that doesn’t charge for these messages (or even show them) or permanently disable iMessage and FaceTime. Unless you want to pay for daily international text messages to Apple’s server in the UK you should log out of FaceTime and iMessage. Note that turning them off is not sufficient; you must actually log out.
FaceTime: Go to Settings/FaceTime, turn it on if it is off, tap on your Apple ID and tap Sign Out
iMessage: Go to Settings/Messages, turn it on if it is off, tap on Send & Receive, then your Apple ID, and tap Sign Out
Two more international texts will be sent after you do this, but they should then stop.
De-activate (Disable) iMessage, FaceTime and iCloud sync.
However if you turn on once then it won't be sending message every time when you switch on and off unless you swap sim or you have not activated.
The best would have been to press cancel. See the pic below
If I press "Cancel', can I use i-messages and Face-time?
No you cannot.
But why every time when you switch on and off unless you swap sim or you have not activated.
SMS to 4477862***. Pls,stop doing that!
